The Latest Breaking News from Chevrolet

The auto titan is making its Vehicle-to-Home charging feature available on all of its Ultium-based EVs starting with model year 2026.

General Motors is expanding its bidirectional charging technology so EVs will be able to provide backup power during blackouts.

Bell’s average lap speed of 193.382 mph in the final round of Saturday’s qualifying was enough to edge Ross Chastain (193.242 mph) and claim the top starting spot for Sunday’s race.

Truex ended up with the fastest average lap speed (192.020 mph) to lead both sessions, just edging JGR teammate Christopher Bell (191.984 mph), who was second-fastest overall.

It’s taken 13 years but Suffolk County Police finally say they’ve caught the serial killer who dumped his victims along the shores of Gilgo Beach – thanks to a pimp’s tip about his pickup truck, a stash of burner phones, his wife’s hair and a pizza crust. Rachel Sharp reports

Suarez and his No. 99 Chevrolet team secured entry in last year’s playoffs thanks to his first career win at Sonoma (Calif.) Raceway, but they have yet to reach Victory Lane this year.

Production of the BrightDrop Zevo 600 electric delivery van is back on track after GM has resumed the supply of Ultium batteries to the CAMI Assembly plant.

It looks sleeker than its gas-powered counterpart.

Chris Buescher earned victory last weekend at Richmond, capturing his third career Cup win. It was RFK Racing's first win of the 2023 season.